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The Thor Super Plastic Split Head Hammer is designed for industrial professionals and mechanics who require a powerful striking tool that won't damage delicate or finished surfaces. Its key benefit lies in the replaceable super plastic faces that offer a firm strike while preventing marring, though the split-head construction requires periodic maintenance to ensure fasteners remain tight during high-impact tasks.
| Model Part Number | 5063750497334 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thor |
Yes, the faces are designed to be easily replaced by loosening the socket head cap screws.
The head is constructed from durable split cast iron.
Yes, the super plastic faces are designed to strike metal without leaving marks or damaging the finish.
You can rotate the faces to ensure even wear across the surface area.
A standard hex key is sufficient for tightening or replacing the face screws.
Yes, it is specifically engineered for industrial applications like assembly, repair, and maintenance.
Tighten the socket head cap screws using a compatible hex key.
Rotate the face 180 degrees to utilize an unworn area or replace the face if it is severely worn.
The split-head design allows for handle replacement; inspect the wedge and fastening bolts to ensure they are properly seated and tightened.
Setting up the hammer is straightforward: ensure the super plastic faces are seated deeply into the head before tightening the socket head cap screws. Use a compatible hex key to secure the faces, ensuring they are flush against the cast iron body. To maintain the tool, regularly inspect the socket head screws for signs of vibration-induced loosening, especially after prolonged heavy-duty use. Keep the plastic faces free from grease or oil to prevent slippage during strikes. When the faces eventually show significant wear or deformities, simply unscrew the cap screws, remove the old faces, and slide in new replacements. Store the hammer in a dry environment to prevent corrosion of the cast iron head.
